Rejected, Reclaimed -His Rejected Bride
Kael looked at me one last time, a dark, lingering gaze that held a hundred unasked questions, before turning and walking out of the office.
Once his footsteps faded down the corridor, Dorian let out a long, heavy breath. He turned to face me, the coldness in his eyes melting into an expression of deep, frustrated concern.
"He is pressing you," Dorian said flatly.
"He is trying to make sense of his fragmented memories, Dorian," I explained, sitting back down in my chair to restore order. "He remembered a piece of the rejection ceremony today. He doesn't know what it was, but he felt the weight of it."